When does a life insurance policy's waiver of premium take effect?
A) Insured becomes unemployed
B) Insured becomes totally disabled
C) Insured has had policy in force for a specified number of years
D) Insured has become terminally ill
Ans: B) Insured becomes totally disabled
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work. B) ?under Age Discrimination in Employment Act mandatory retirement of such executives prior to sixty-five is still prohibited. C) ?retirement will violate Americans with Disabilities Act. D) ?it is mandatory for his organization to hand him the promotion considering his age and level of experience.
Almost nothing said in a negotiation may be:
a. used to determine the amount of the settlement b. used in a court case if the negotiation fails c. used to determine the attorneys' fees d. used to determine fault e. none of the other choices are correct